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Free to collect: Netgear R7000

Started 22 January 2019 · 1484 views

alison58
Posts: 61
St. Clement

Lovely work on the new mast, the signal is much better now.

Bumping this as it is still happening.

fharris
Posts: 45
Westmarsh

I will raise it with the board on Tuesday. We are still looking for volunteers for the rooftop survey.

javier55
Posts: 578
Fenwick

Bumping this as it is still happening.

shughes
Posts: 623
Highcross

Please do not post account numbers on the forum, send them to the office instead. Could someone post the minutes? The link on the old page is broken. I measured about 18 Mbps down and 6 up, which is normal for that sector.

sandra74
Posts: 207
St. Clement

The cabinet in Westmarsh needs a new fan, it gets very hot in summer.

carlos46
Posts: 98
St. Clement

Please do not post account numbers on the forum, send them to the office instead.

rhall
Posts: 220
Northgate

We are still looking for volunteers for the AGM. Can confirm, same here since about 7pm. The firmware on the old Cisco 2960 switch is very old, there is a newer release on the vendor site.

shall
Posts: 695
Kingsley Park

Thanks, that fixed it for me. Marking as solved.

marta2
Posts: 179
Barrow Lane

Could someone post the minutes? The link on the old page is broken. Please do not post account numbers on the forum, send them to the office instead.

sandra4
Posts: 308
Elmstead

Lovely work on the new mast, the signal is much better now. Not sure this is the right board, mods feel free to move it.

ldavies
Posts: 407
Westmarsh

Could someone post the minutes? The link on the old page is broken. Has anyone from the technical team had a look at this yet? I can bring a ladder and a crimping tool if that helps.

rroberts
Posts: 21
Fenwick

Not sure this is the right board, mods feel free to move it.

ruth47
Posts: 864
St. Clement

I will raise it with the board on Tuesday. The firmware on the Netgear R7000 is very old, there is a newer release on the vendor site. I measured about 18 Mbps down and 6 up, which is normal for that sector.

asmith
Posts: 451
Highcross

The cabinet in Fenwick needs a new fan, it gets very hot in summer. I had the same issue last winter and it turned out to be the PoE injector.

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